We agreed not to date, so why are you crying now that I've become the richest man?

Teacher Wang opened her mouth, but couldn't utter a single word.

The 37 "missing devices" have clearly laid the problem on the table.

It's not that the experimental center has no resources.

This account has never been right from the start.

Xu Man glanced down at the attendance book in her arms, then looked up at the screen.

She came today to check if Ye Chen had missed any of his major courses.

Before he could even finish checking the professional courses, he uncovered several years' worth of old problems accumulated in the experimental center using a single procedure.

Professor Zhou walked to the computer and went through the three adjustment plans over and over again.

"Is this just a beta version?"

"right."

Ye Chen nodded.

"Right now, we can only do data analysis and resource scheduling."

"If we really want to integrate with the school's system, we'll need to add permissions, logs, and data synchronization."

He spoke casually, but Teacher Wang listened more and more attentively.

Ye Chen raised his hand and tapped the screen.

"A mobile webpage can be added at the end."

"No software is needed. As long as their phones can access the internet, teachers and students can check available computer labs and submit reservations."

"Reminders will be sent via Fetion and SMS if there are equipment malfunctions, unexpected class rescheduling, or appointment cancellations."

"The computer is responsible for management, the mobile webpage is for viewing and applying, and only one set of data is kept in the backend to save the need to fill out forms back and forth several times."

Teacher Wang asked subconsciously:

"Can it also receive Fetion and SMS messages?"

"able."

Ye Chen did not elaborate on the technical details.

"However, the school has to coordinate the interface, permissions, and SMS fees."

Teacher Wang looked at the screen again.

How should the teacher manage this?

How can students check?

How to synchronize data after it changes?

How can I send temporary notifications to my mobile phone?

This program not only runs, but it also has entry points in advance for several of the most troublesome aspects that the experimental center usually faces.

Teacher Wang originally wanted to say "student homework".

But the words stuck in his throat and he couldn't bring himself to say them.

The third round of analysis has ended, as shown in the bottom right corner of the screen.

Several new abnormal records popped up one after another.

Teacher Wang stared at the device numbers, his hand holding the mouse pausing for a long time.

The more accurately he grasped the program, the deeper his doubts became.

"These questions hit the nail on the head."

Teacher Wang turned to look at Ye Chen.

"Did you have prior access to the data from the experimental center?"

Professor Zhou frowned.

Ye Chen smiled.

He didn't explain, nor did he rush to defend himself.

"Teacher Wang, please generate another copy."

Teacher Wang was taken aback.

"What?"

"New test data."

Ye Chen leaned back in his chair.

"Make it as chaotic as possible."

"Don't show me the content, just import it directly after it's generated."

That's clear enough.

The questions were presented on the spot.

On-site grading of exam papers.

If they can all escape, then no one can say that he tampered with things beforehand.

Teacher Wang stared at Ye Chen for two seconds, then turned around and sat down at another computer.

This time, he did not access any history.

One hundred and twenty reservations were generated on the spot.

The equipment is damaged.

Course postponed.

The class changed classrooms.

The appointment was suddenly cancelled.

To increase the difficulty, Teacher Wang deliberately included several duplicate applications and incorrect numbers.

After the data was generated, he didn't let Ye Chen take a look at it and directly imported it into the program.

The progress bar starts moving forward.

The laboratory quickly fell silent.

Xu Man stood by the door, the attendance book still tucked under her arm.

Professor Zhou stood with his hands behind his back, his gaze never leaving the screen.

A few seconds later, the results popped up.

All thirteen conflicts have been identified.

All four applications were deemed invalid and were rejected outright.

The seven classes affected by the equipment malfunction were reassigned to a computer lab that met the requirements for both the number of students and the software.

The three duplicate appointments were also highlighted in red.

Nothing was missed.

The program didn't lag at all.

Teacher Wang held the mouse, not moving it for a long time.

The doubts I had just had have been completely dispelled by this round of random blind testing.

Ye Chen had never touched data before.

The program still managed to identify every single problem.

Professor Zhou spoke up at this moment.

"Don't be too happy yet."

He walked up to the screen, his tone still stern.

"The error messages are not intuitive enough, and the permissions are not clearly defined."

"You haven't clearly defined what teachers, administrators, and students can see respectively."

"As for the mobile web pages and message notifications you mentioned, there's not even a trace of them now."

"It's still a long way from being truly put into use."

Ye Chen did not refute.

"It definitely needs to be changed."

Teacher Wang glanced at Professor Zhou.

This isn't just pouring cold water on things.

They've clearly started scrutinizing issues according to the standards of a formal project.

He was about to speak when Professor Zhou turned to look at everyone in the experimental center.

"Today's testing process will be preserved in its entirety."

"Raw data, operation records, and results reports—not a single one can be missing."

Professor Zhou paused at this point.

"Furthermore, the core logic and existing achievements of this program belong to Ye Chen himself."

"No one may copy this without authorization."

"Furthermore, it cannot be registered under the name of other projects."

Teacher Wang's expression turned serious.

"clear."

Ye Chen looked up and glanced at Professor Zhou.

This old man may be sharp-tongued, but he's absolutely fierce when it comes to protecting his students' achievements.

Xu Man stood by the door, looked at the attendance book in her hand, and then looked at Ye Chen.

"You've passed the test."

"The disciplinary talk has been temporarily suspended."

Ye Chen seemed to breathe a sigh of relief, and smiled brightly.

"Thank you, Professor Xu, for your kindness."

"Don't thank me yet."

Xu Man gently tapped his arm with the attendance book.

"The more capable you are, the less you should treat the rules as air."

"If you are absent without a valid reason again next time, I will take action according to the rules."

Ye Chen nodded in agreement.

"Try to reduce unexcused absences in the future."

Xu Man squinted her eyes.

"As much as possible?"

Ye Chen immediately changed his tune.

"Guarantee a reduction."

"That's more like it."

Xu Man glared at him.

"You'd better remember that."

After saying that, she turned and left the experimental center.

The other teachers also left one after another.

Before leaving, Teacher Wang looked back at the screen one last time.

When he came in, he thought it was a classroom assignment pieced together by a freshman.

When they went out, their steps were slower than anyone else's.

After the door closed, only Ye Chen and Professor Zhou remained in the laboratory.

Professor Zhou placed the file bag on the table.

"The academy may ask you to continue refining this system later."

Ye Chen pulled out a chair and sat down, casually flipping through the test report.

"Continuing to improve it is no problem."

"But let's make it clear first: absences can be recorded, but the attribution of results must be clearly stated."

He looked up, his face serious.

"Free overtime is not an option."

Professor Zhou's lips twitched.

"Are you obsessed with money, kid?"

"This is called respecting the fruits of labor."

"That sounds quite high-sounding."

Professor Zhou pushed the test report in front of him.

"This is currently just internal testing; it doesn't involve a formal contract or large-scale cooperation."

"However, the experimental center is indeed interested in the mobile webpage and messaging integration you mentioned."